NRC System Maintenance Operation and Modernization

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) System Maintenance Operation and Modernization Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle supports comprehensive information technology and system development services across the agency's enterprise. The contract facilitates the procurement of specialized software development, data management, systems integration, and project management services focused on modernizing and maintaining critical agency computer and communications systems. Based on the task orders, the vehicle appears designed to support complex technical requirements related to reactor program systems, data management, and enterprise-wide technology infrastructure.

The contract vehicle has primarily been utilized by two prime contractors: Centeva LLC, a woman-owned small business, and Assyst Inc., with delivery orders ranging from approximately $400,000 to over $6.2 million. Task orders have consistently been firm fixed-price and typically span 1-3 years, with completion dates clustered around September of their respective years. While most task orders did not have specific set-aside designations, one order was designated for total small business participation. The majority of work appears centered in Maryland, specifically Rockville, with task orders focusing on specific technological initiatives such as the Replacement Reactor Program System (RRPS), Master Data Management System, and various enterprise-wide contract requirements. Common major program codes include "Enterprise Wide Contracts" and specific system maintenance and operations efforts.